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Exclude things which broken on Loongarch #78850
Exclude things which broken on Loongarch #78850
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Disabling this warning does not sound right
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Test project want to use
Microsoft.NETCore.App.Runtime.linux-loongarch64
version7.0.0
which is not exists. Since I use locally built version it produces8.0.0-dev
and because I'm early in the cycle I "hope" that it's not important yet and while I make things working, I can remove this and use separate feed/folder with proper versions.Test project which as for package - src/tests/Common/test_dependencies_fs/test_dependencies.fsproj
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@kant2002 I think this shouldn't be necessary anymore since NetCoreAppToolCurrent which this project is targetting is set to
net8.0
instead ofnet7.0
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Removed warning. Let's see how it worked out from main after this merges.
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This makes the build use packages that were just build instead of the one from the feed. Can we unify this with the mechanism that source build uses to achieve the same?
cc @MichaelSimons
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Why is this needed? Which live built packages do you need to restore and reference here?
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That's allow me to use
Microsoft.NETCore.App.Runtime.linux-loongarch64
as described in #78854
I use this as temporary stopgap to be able to use test scripts for build tests and run them (to some degree)
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Source-build does not have a special mechanism to do this within a repo. The source-build mechanism is used to pickup packages that were built from a different repo within the source build.
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Technically this line not needed, and only similar line in the file is here. But I assume concerns applied to line below.
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@ViktorHofer isn't there some other way of forcing tests to use the live built packages?
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@kant2002 I'm curious does the restore error only happen for the test_dependencies.fsproj you mentioned in #78854?
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I do not actually know, since I do not fully understand how test infra setup. So I was worrying that I may break something further down the road. I can play according to your directions if you have some ideas to test